Fasting Tracker

Your Fasting Records

    Obviously, fasting is beneficial not only for health but also helps us avoid sins. If you want to please Allah and defeat Shaytan, you should fast on the days our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) fasted. Fasting means refraining from actions that are haram in Islam, as well as abstaining from eating and drinking from Fajr to Maghrib. During this time, we are trained to avoid sins committed through our hands, eyes, ears, tongue, and other parts of the body.

    I created a tool (you can see above) named the Fasting Tracker Tool, in which you can add a report on your devices and recall it for upcoming years. Unlike many paid apps, this one is totally free and tracks your holy month fasting with the tool.

    What is a Fasting Tracker?

    A Fasting Tracker is a special kind of computer program or app that helps you remember when you’re fasting. Here’s what you can do with it:

    1. Tell it what kind of fast you’re doing (e.g., Ramadan, Monday/Thursday fasts, or any other special day).
    2. Choose the dates you want to fast.
    3. Get a neat report to see all your fasting days in one place!

    Why Use a Fasting Tracker?

    Using a Fasting Tracker makes it easier to stay on track. You can:

    • Keep all your fasts organized, whether it’s for the whole Ramadan month, just Mondays and Thursdays, or any extra fasts you choose throughout the year.
    • Feel proud of yourself when you see your fasting days all logged in!

    Types of Fasting You Can Track

    1. Ramadan Fasting (Obligatory)
      • The most important month for Muslims, where fasting is observed from dawn to sunset for 30 days.
    2. Six Days of Shawwal
      • Fasting six days in the month of Shawwal after Ramadan offers great rewards, equivalent to fasting for a lifetime.
    3. Ayyam al-Bid (White Days)
      • These are the 13th, 14th, and 15th days of every lunar month. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) encouraged fasting on these days.
    4. Day of Arafah (9th Dhul-Hijjah)
      • Fasting on the Day of Arafah is highly virtuous, expiating sins for the past and coming year.
    5. Day of Ashura (10th Muharram)
      • Observed on the 10th of Muharram, fasting on this day brings immense spiritual rewards and forgiveness of past sins.
    6. Mondays and Thursdays
      • The Sunnah of fasting on Mondays and Thursdays helps believers stay consistent in their worship.
    7. First Nine Days of Dhul-Hijjah
      • These are the most blessed days of the year. Fasting on the first nine days brings immense reward.
    8. Fasting of Dawood (Alternate Days)
      • This involves fasting one day and breaking fast the next, as practiced by Prophet Dawood (AS).
    9. Any Voluntary Nafl Fasts
      • You can also fast on any day of the year except for the prohibited days: Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and the days of Tashreeq (11th, 12th, and 13th of Dhul-Hijjah).

    Features of the Fasting Tracker Tool

    The Fasting Tracker Tool (as shown in the image) comes with user-friendly features to make tracking your fasts simple and effective:

    1. Select Fasting Type
      • The tool allows you to choose the specific fasting type, such as Ramadan Fasting (30 Days), voluntary Shawwal fasts, or any other Sunnah fasts.
    2. Select Date
      • Users can easily select the exact date for their fast and add it to the tracker for accurate logging.
    3. Add, Reset, and Download
      • Add Fasting: Record your fasts as you complete them.
      • Reset: Clear any mistakes or restart your tracking.
      • Download Report: Generate a report of your fasting records to keep a detailed history of your spiritual efforts.
    4. Your Fasting Records
      • At the bottom, you can view all the fasting records you’ve added, ensuring everything is organized and up-to-date.

    These features make the Fasting Tracker ideal for anyone who wants to track their Ramadan fasts or voluntary Sunnah fasts throughout the year.

    Conclusion

    In last, use this Fasting Tracker Tool is an essential companion for Muslims who wish to organize and monitor their fasting journey. Whether you’re fasting during sacred month Ramadan, observing the six days of Shawwal, or keeping fasts like Ayyam al-Bid, this tool simplifies the process. By helping you record fasting types, select dates, and download reports, the fasting tracker ensures consistency and motivation in your worship.

    Start using the Fasting Tracker today to stay organized and enhance your spiritual progress!